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weekend. i'm not pete hegseth contrary to half the people that see me in the airport. they like to think i'm pete. i'm here with rachel and will and gracious enough to let me hang out on the couch this morning. that was tampa, florida, not far from orlando where i came from. rachel: am i hearing you don't like country music. you said that was from his play list. joey: that wasn't country. not even close. rachel: his play list is all country. will: he likes country. he's just messing with me. we share musical taste pretty much. >> we do. will: now a fox news alert. taiwan defense reported more than 70 chinese jets crossed the median line of the taiwan straight today and beijing

deploying combat readiness patrols. rachel: we're not in trouble with the chinese right now, yikes. live fire drills unfolding as u.s. congressional delegation overnight doubling down on support for the island nation. >> got to frame the issues of taiwan as ccp is aggressive for a authoritarian communist state and what i view is a free and independent democratic nation. joey: another congressman said it's vital the u.s. looks for ways to help taiwan and defend democracy. >> there's obviously a backlog of defense systems, harpoon missiles, that i thinks they've already purchased and we'll go back and look at production lines and what can we do to get our defense companies producing those weapons and get them over here. joey: you know, guys, i take issue a little bit. i think it was mccall yesterday that had comments that echoed biden's comments from months ago saying if china were to invade

taiwan and attack militarily, we'd be there and physically fighting the war. if you're selling that as posturing and deterrence, why would china believe that? number one, i don't know where we are as a country. we should have a voice. if we use military intervention, we should have a congressional vote on war. but what has what has this administration done to convince anyone around the world our spine is stiff on things like it. rachel: so many generals said we're not prepared to have a war that we're fighting by proxy in ukraine and also something as serious as war with china. that's something that i think we have to really think about hard, which is why i think this delegation is over there trying to bring about peace.

i hope representative mike lawler was on the show earlier today and what he had to say about the u.s. trying to deter china. >> woe support taiwan, and we along with our allies in the indo pacific will work together to do our level best to deter china from taking action. nobody wants war. we want peace, but peace comes with the recognition that taiwan needs to be treated as a country in its own right. china is not a friend and not an ally. they're doing everything they can to undermine us economically and they're doing everything they can when it comes to intellectual property rights, to steal from our american companies. we need to be prepared to take them on economically and part of that is strengthening ties with the allies in the indo pacific region. rachel: this week china called

america their enemy in a statement they made, but our president said they're our competitors. this is one of the problems i've had from the beginning with the suppression of the hunter biden laptop and the fact that our president now and his family have been on the take from china and potentially compromised. it makes it very difficult to face something like this. will: couple of points. i firmly believe in the concept of peace through strength and the world has to understand and believe you will respond aggressively to any provocation and interestingly whatever we've done in ukraine, doesn't seem to have deterred russia and not deterring china and much of what's fairly characterized at bio-partisan neocon war machine hasn't done much to deter wars and the unpredictability. the unpredictability of donald trump did keep. of the world on it is heels. i don't know what he'll do but

whatever he'll dorks he'll do it to -- do, he'll do it to me. that kept a lot of bad guys on their heels and i want to emphasize, i agree and can we get back to a point in american history that war is something democratically voted on and congress declares war. if that should be the case, start now and make the case to the american people. there's a case to be made of why taiwan is so important to the american interest. rachel: you have a propaganda machine with ukrainian there's a whole system around avoiding that process and also somehow getting everybody on board with something that's not necessarily in the u.s. interest. will: we've played over the last 24 months and not assigning blame in the last 24 hours and this is where we are. make no mistake, a war with china is in fact and will be a war with russia, iran, north korea, where saudi arabia's money goes in a conflict like that and what's happening lately

and those are the reasons why all the other smaller countries or threats like iran and north korea are so important and this is the big threat r. do they fall? do they abstain or support it? if they're dependent on china and what they're trying to do with their choice in a war like that. no matter what scale it may be, ground troops against ground troops and all the efforts that go into them and what are our allies, western europe. i don't know. rachel: not just weapons but also we have to fight with our economy and part of that strength that you talk about is how strong is our economy and at the same time this is happening, we have an energy policy that is making ustion weaker and russia and china stronger. none makes any sense and none shows any seriousness and all calls into question and where does the president stand with china and ties to china. is he compromised because that

affects how this war that we're clearly gearing up for whether people want to admit it or not how we are prepared for that. t. will: move back home to domestic issues and take a look at this map. i want to put this map up and a number of states up to 20. they've begun to ban transgender athletes so men, mostly, men playing girls sports by declaration in some cases, you know, whey mean is gender identity. sometimes there's hurdles that get through and hormone level treatments and you're not doing that. you're not going to pretend like boys can be girls. well, in response to that, the biden administration has said, okay, under title 9 here's new rules and proposed rule would establish that policies that would violate title 9 and categorically ban them from participating on sports teams consist with their gender identity and recognize in some instances particularly in

competitive high school and college athletic environments and some schools may adopt policies that limit transgender participation. that's a big deal. first of all, title 9 dictates federal funds and they're saying to me it's a little unclear. you know, you can't have a blank ban. you can do some tweaking, which they didn't layout and see that in the final sentence, this could severely impact, joey, collegiate sports. for georgia or texas to say we're putting a transgender ban in and the feds feds could go, you don't get title 9 money. it'll be withheld from you and that impacts your university and everything drastically. joey: joining back down to public school level and impacts -- i have a sister-in-law and friend and is the person that helps disburse the money and how important federal funding is to any public

school and low value versus federal is huge. it's title one that's low income and that affects 10 to 20% of every school's budget and talking a handful of teachers and budget to professionally train and what are you beholding to the to the federal government when you're taking the money. what we saw was removal of things like home ec and shop and those kids are now adults if they're going to have a say in how our kids are educated as parents and we'll run for school board and can't leave to the federal government to figure it out for you and states like georgia aren't on the map and it's federal funding. rachel: what caitlyn jenner had to say. >> trump bide season trying to erase women, trying to erase women in sports because if he

gets through what he's trying to get through, it'll be the end of women sports. that's a shame because women sports has come so far in the country and joe biden is trying to kill it. we're trying to do everything to make women sports better and fair. this is about fairness. i'm about fairness, football games equality. not guilty equity. so -- not equity. so i just will continue the fight. rachel: i have to tell you, as a woman, i can't believe we're having this argument. i cannot believe that there are not more women, i mean god bless caitlyn jenner for standing up for this. that's pretty tough to do within her community, but where is the woman's movement? where is gloria and alexandria ocasio-cortez and all these women that stay say stand up for women. i've said this before, will and

joyy, the new case -- joey, the new face of feminism is riley gains and she'll be on our show later today and that's the face of feminism and she's very young. where are all the grownups? all the moms and everybody defending our gender, defending women sports and all the work that's been done over the last 100 years to give women their place in society? i think it's shameful. will: the same people that advocated for title 9 to protect women's sports are the ones advocating to destroy it today. rachel: what i will say, it proves one point, the women's movement was never about women. it was about abortion. it's an abortion movement that masquerades as a women's movement and nothing exposes it more than this. they refuse to stand up for women in sports. sorry about that. will: it's all right. riley gains made a name for herself speak out about this invasion of transgenders into

women's sports. she'll be on the show to talk about that. joey: women have to lead the fight because they have the say in this and i hope that we support them. all of us. all right, now, to a controversial verdict in texas. an army sergeant is found guilty of murdering a black lives matter protesters during a 2020 protest in austin. rachel: daniel perry said he was trying to protect himself from an armed mob after driving a passenger in his uber. will: alexandria hoff is live with the latest. alexandria. >> good morning. this was is trial that protected self-defense and stand your ground law and state prosecutors argue that perry possessed a bias against protesters and presented evidence that sought to counter what was brought forth by the defense and perry's team argued the uber was driverring was swarmed by an angry crowd and perry fired five shots inside his folk striking 28-year-old air force veteran

eric foster and foster was openly carrying an ak-47 weapon and did not fire it. another protester shot at perry's car three times and did not hit anyone. perry and the other shooter were detained by police after the incident and the state argued that perry, a 33-year-old army sergeant incited the crowd by not avoiding them and he was overcome by the mobs pounding on his vehicle as he dropped a uber rider off downtown. garret demonstrated during black lives matter protest nearly every day during that summer of 2020. while perry was found guilty of murder, he was acquitted of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. sentence asking expected to take place next week, guys. rachel: thank you, alexandria. this was during the summer of love; right, and one of the protests and this veteran who had a job as an uber driver -- i can't believe someone would decide to be an uber driver in

the middle of the riots, but he did because they were very dangerous. then this is what happens. he gets swarmed by these protesters, his car is getting banged on. someone, one of the protesters carrying an ak-47 and decides to shoot in advance to protect himself. he felt in danger. joey: there's a lesson to be learned here. stay away from places like austin. let those cities rot to their own detriment. if you believe in freedom and protecting yourself. if you can't go to texas and use a gun to protect yourself without being tried for murder and convicted, you can't go anywhere. stay away from those cities, let them burn before you let your own life be taken just like a tech founder we've been reporting on in san francisco and it's every day something like this because there is no law and order in a place that doesn't respect law or order. i know very well the self-defense laws in texas, and there isn't a precedent case that wouldn't support his use of a firearm in that situation.

rachel: will that be appealed? will: people are calling for governor greg abbott to pardon him at this point. rachel: can he do that? l i don't know the powers of the governor to do that in this case. joey: political suicide. rachel: if you were governor, would you? joey: turning to headlines before will answers that question, a mystery person was reportedly captured on surveillance just yards from where cash app founder bob lee collapsed after being stabbed in san francisco much the person was carrying a suitcase and searching through flower beds as the tech mogul clutched his wounds in front of his luxury apartment building. police not saying if it's a potential suspect and refusing to say if the tech mogul was robbed. the kremlin charges evan gershkovich w with espionage and

he was arrested last week and faces up to 20 years in prison. and the biden administration and dozens of news organizations say he was "wrongfully detained". cdc issuing a warning to u.s. public health officials about an ebola-like virus known as marburg. there are two confirmed outbreaks of rare and lethal virus in africa and no known cases here in the u.s., but the cdc is telling doctors to be on the lookout for imported cases. yay. and those are your headlines. will: i didn't answer your question by the way, you apologized during the headlines and i only didn't answer when i'm governor of texas, i don't -- this story hit my radar yesterday and i haven't been -- i want to know the full details. on the surface it looks like he pointed his ak-47 at him and he defended himself. this is absurdity and the jury

found him guilty. could be that it's a jury in austin and get out of austin. i don't know but i'm really interested and want to know all the facts of the case. joey: i concur and we're heated because we've had two hours of liberals attacking guns rather than the decay of our society. rachel: that's right, joey. absolutely right. speaking of decay, mexico asking for china's help combating the fentanyl crisis despite the drug literally coming from the communist country. we track it, next. will: and terrifying report claiming ai could go term nay torr and take over -- terminator and take over the world. will: the rise of ai coming up.

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cartels are producing fentanyl and in pills and powder in mass quantity and shipping to the united states. the unit united states is in a difficult position because without going to mexico and relying on the threat, we have to rely on the president to take aggressive measures to go after the cartels and degrade that fentanyl threat and that's simply not having. rachel: michael, our president should be able to talk to the chinese and -- chinese and say knock it off. maybe because he's compromised and too much going on he can't do that and why isn't our government doing more? >> the u.s. government starting with the trump administration had numerous conversations with the prc regarding the fentanyl precursors and it is being regulated in china along with the analogs but it's the precursors that china refuses to regulate and openly shipping to

mexico and mexico refuses to regulate the precursors and president u of mexico co talk to china and his own country has turned into a narco state basically run by the cartels, 40% of theland is controlled by the cartels. >> that's exactly correct. in my opinion, the president simply trying to deflect away from his administration's inability to prevent the cartel mass murder of its citizens. since the president took office, roughly 6-7,000 people have disappeared in mexico and as you see, the cartel violence over the last several weeks has taken a number of american lives. rachel: yeah, you see here the mexican cartel influence here in the united states is quite significant. the problems in mexico and cartels are moving into our own

country and, michael, the quiet headline in this is mexico has no problem very publicly aligning themselves with the chinese and shows our decline of influence in mexico and in latin america in general. >> yeah, this is the mexican cartel situation is a very small clip of much larger international problem that america is having with the foreign policy involving china, saudi arabia, iran and we're seeing china to collect its allies that are actively working against america and certainly the cartel situation could be a problem for the mexican government, but the chinese see this as perhaps something different. i yeah, they see that fentanyl is a way to further weaken the united states. we're certainly a country in decline. michael, thank you for joining us this morning. michael brown. >> thank you. rachel: still ahead, ai warning claims humans could be the

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will: it's becoming and deserves to be one of the greatest debates in society. could truth become stranger than science fiction. ai technology could gain the upper hand over humanity under the rules of natural selection and you're claiming "competitive pressures among corporations". militaries giving rise to ai agents that automate human roles and deceive others and gain power. ai may be better able to persist into the future if they behave selfishly and pursue their own interest with little regards to humans and poses a catastrophic risk. this comes as elon musk and other tech leaders are calling for a pause on ai experiments.

the next guest shows a pause is not the way to go. he's here to tell us why. the lead artificial intelligence adviser to the united nations and own the ai revolution and he joins us now. join the very big and important discussion about why is a pause not realistic? >> simply put, every country and individual in the world and a bad actor not happening. will: is most of the ai innovation coming from corporate innovators and if it's at the grass roots level, you can't do anything. you can't pause it. if it's a few big companies like google driving the effort, maybe a pause is feasible. >> there would be two but a holt of innovation of ai coming from the grass roots level and coming from the entrepreneurs and the

people, the doctors, the marketers and all that experienced the pain points. they're the ones figuring out that innovation with technology. will: okay. i accept the premise that a because doesn't do much. i want to understand that you're not that concerned about this sort of apocalyptic vision of the future coming to ai. why? >> i'm not, you know, it's the possibility, yes. nothing similar possible as they say, but you don't really see people working on artificial general intelligence, the ability for the machines to think for themselves. machines don't get board and think i'm going to learn a new skill on my own. they're doing what we taught and right now we have an ability to manage that. i see a lot of people talk about the cyborg vision and restoring

ability to a lost limb, specially creating cyborgs. will: cool, that's not concerning. the thing, neil, i'm unfortunately short on time. the cyborg thing is great and helping people with vision failure and necessities. there's a line between god and human and there's a line between man and machine. as you start to blur that line, it's not -- i don't think it's really hyperbolic to go when have we lost? seriously? when are we the machine and when is the machine to your point thinking for itself and it's in charge. if you give the machine the goal, the highest point of survival and why can it not say humans aren't necessary for my survival? >> will, what you're say asking spot on. with ai it's like teaching a child and teaching it that survival is the most important

thing, it'll wind up doing that. if it sees humans as a threat, it'll try and take care of the threat. that's why the teaching education is so important when it comes to artificial intelligence. will: man, be careful you're plague god when it comes to ai and give him the right moral compass. otherwise just decide you're not necessary. will, this is a technological conversation but it truly is nothing short of a philosophical conversation that dictates our future. hope to have further conversations with you. thank you. coming up, ditching the dollar. malaysia becomes the latest country turning to china for alternative in currency. how concerned should we be? i that'ss next. is he looking at my hairline? is plaque psoriasis making you rethink your everyday choices?

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dollar as not their way forward. china, brazil, saudi arabia, they have a lot of money. malaysia, singapore, chili, indonesia, argentina, brazil. what are they looking at? >> they involve a payment currency and let's distinguish between that and a payment currency and i want to buy something from you and tender a currency and agree to accept that you're confident and give to somebody and he wills give me the goods and i give you the currency. that's the payment currency and what all the deals are about and it's a big deal. dollar being attacked from all sides and people looking for substitute and more. payments don't have the currency

and the people's bank of china and the $100 bills in the basement and they have the securities denominated in the currency and u.s. dollars and key to reserve currency is do you have a bond market and big enough and liquid enough with dealers and underwriters and sellers and derivatives and futures and options and all the things above all the rule of law and have that bond market and china and taiwan and russia buys mother and fathered goods for mmare poll and the reserve is te

u.s. treasury and it's weaponnized the dollar and reserved the central bank of russia and other countries look around and say, what if they don't like what i do and one of my policies, will they freeze my reserves. if you say i want to get out a reserve currency and only really good alternative is gold. joey: well, that was a long way to let me know i need to learn more about how the u.s. dollar works but at the end of the day, the strength of or dollar lies here in the country and hopefully our government understands that and we can attack in the ways we have. jim rickards, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> joey: rachel, to you. rachel: or buy gold. we start with your headlines and members of congress seeing green and get cash back for rent, food, and travel expenses on

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will: just in time for easter, diving into self-incriminateture and taking a look at its impact to life. rachel: looking at the bible and how they're bring the word of god to life. joey: she joins us now on her experience and tell us about it, lauren. >> it's amazing and you must go there and it was the greatest book ever written and it is, it has sold more books than any book in history and there is a museum dedicated to its relationship not only with us but with the entire world and humanity. if you want joy and peace and you want strength, this book is where you find it and a whole museum dedicated to that and to

be apart of the big tour on the bible in washington dc. take a look. welcome to the museum where the bible is dedicated to the word of god. >> the dc fabric of museum. when you're visiting dc, plan a trip to the museum of the bible and maybe do it first. it shows how important the bible was in the fabric of the country and when it comes alive, even these stones have something to say about the bible. >> they're jerusalem stone and the bible shows thy word is a lamp to my path and we'll move through and darkness moves into light. show us all. >> let's get started.

>> bible literally has come alive. oh my goodness. i can take him home? >> isn't he amazing? this is oslin the lion, escaped from the word stage heater and invites them in to engage with the fun and so shows the fun and the'bre bible walk through experience. >> people come out with chills and tears and it's that power and feel we have a washington revelation flyover ride. many people don't know but it says laos dao, praise be to god. >> we're show you and we want to show to the world here. >> lauren, so much more to see here and senior cure ray torr brian high land and can take you

through the history. >> i'm bringing you here to our gutigutenburg press. it was a wine resto arkansas press that got re-designed. coming in on either side of the doorway, there were the gates and take those and put those together, you would have a recreation of the first page of the gutenburg bible. you've seen the equipment that gutenburg used, how would you like to be up to the fourth town and the real thing. >> absolutely.

reporter: these books you have here, this is room that expands over 2,000 years. >> we have a long term loan from the authority of a large number of things from the land of kay cayman and what the israellites and the peace of the temple of herron. >> faith history and beautiful history. the bible is not just a printed page, it really is the word of god. and the word of god is active agents. >> and it lives and it's the most important thing. >> wow. rachel: that was amazing. >> there was so much more to see and i did a story on the

scripture and science of the bible and showing how god's word is apart of the natural forces. rachel: giving us these books at your office and you're holding them and in some parts of the world, it could get you thrown in jail. i did a story in albany, new york there and they trash the bible as part of their free speech. it's a very interesting time to bring attention to the bible. it's the persecution of christians abroad and here as well. >> it's very sad and do you understand, the apostle paul talks about test the spirits. he didn't satays the teachings or philosophy and it's the ideas. the idea behind every teaching and thought is a spiritual force. that's why he said test the spirits and when you look at someone trashing the bible, look at the spirit that's behind that. rachel: amen to that, lauren. thank you. will: what i love in your piece and what you handed to us today is the impeak spltous and

role -- imptous and what they've played in the role of the bible. you've given me the founding of the documents of the united states and their ties to the world. >> the bible was translated in part or whole in 3,000 languages and continues to be translated as missionaries go to various parts of the world to learn languages of people for the purpose of translating the bible. joey: last week i used any grandmother's bible to trace back our lineage to find out i had a cousin living in the town i grew up where we didn't think we had any family because the bible was the official way to track because it was handed down. will: i have the family bible that's our genealogical tree in our house. >> exactly. rachel: beautiful. lauren, thanks so much. >> my pleasure. rachel: great stuff. lauren, you plan a trip to the bible -- you can plan your trip

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